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A wedding album design is not just a collection of gorgeous photos. It signifies the first chapter of your lives together and the visual narrative that will be handed down to future generations. The tangible experience of holding the photos in your hands is something that a screen can never fully replace. This is why an album and its design are so important. Thought we’ll share with you what elements are important when designi

There are certain times when you’re invited to photograph a wedding at a truly personal location, knowing you’ll never have this opportunity again. Jaimee and Aarons wedding was just that with their special day at her parents farm in Byaduk near Hamilton. I arrived the day before where Jaimee and Aaron took me around the property to scout for the best lighting and locations.  I was itching to get the camera to take some sample

adore country weddings and couldn’t wait to travel to Byaduck to capture Jaimee and Aaron’s story on her parent’s property. Here’s a sneak peak before the main course.

There are times I get requests that make me disco dance around the studio and this was one of them. Kristine had contacted me wanting to book in a Trash the Dress session a week after their wedding.  Starting at her property at Mount Cottrell with her horses against the distant hills, a vintage truck, rustic farm shed with hay bails, and a construction digger thrown in for good measures. Then the icing on the cake came when Kr

Before I introduce todays wedding let me tell you the story of Steve’s proposal to Amanda. Guys take note and girls, sorry, Amanda has her man. Steve, being the true romantic, took Amanda out to dinner one night but insisted that they go back home for desert. Not what you think! At home a small delicate cake was presented. As Amanda cut through the cake she suddenly hit something hard, dug a little deeper to find a little ring

Hi Chris, It is really amazing how you’ve managed to remember so much from every event and then take the time to collate it all so well in this wonderful blog 🙂 We were privileged to have found you for the photography of our wedding. Not only were you extremely proficient professionally, but we thought it was this combined with the fantastic personal attitudes which makes you an exceptional photographer. You have an eye

I had captured Naomi’s sister Megan’s wedding two years ago and was delighted when she asked me to photograph her beautiful day also. Naomi’s mum and three sisters helped her change into the elegant Mariana Hardwick dress, which was complimented by her ecclectic Candy Kidz shoes.  The ceremony at St Paul’s Lutheran Church was rich in family history as Naomi’s parents also got married there.  I’m sure Jo

The city views from the Eureka Towers apartments were amazing as Timothy got ready. Chinese tradition has it that the groom offers the father of the bride a suckling pig, upon arriving at their home, but it seemed Timothy had something a little different installed. Most of my brides know that I have a thing for bridal shoes. Min Wen blew me off my feet with her Chanel silver snakeskin and black satin, diamond camellia with pea

Amelia and the girls got ready in her mum’s modern Richmond terrace.  With the rich artwork on the walls, city views from the upstairs terrace and the perfect morning light, the stage was set to capture Amelia getting reading in her stunning Mariana Hardwick dress. The Alan Pinkus shoes and her bouquet by Glass House added the final elegant touches.  Emmanuel on the other hand had a stylish1950’s cult feel as he stepped

Rachel and the girls prepared for the big day in the upstairs bedroom at Butleigh Wootton where the ceremony was going to be held under the Silk Lined Marquee.  Like most grooms, Mathew was a little nervous waiting for his bride but you could feel the joy when he saw Rachel for the first time in her gorgeous dress.  We had a lot of fun after the ceremony with the big group photo in the court yard.  With such a fun, relaxed gro